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A CPCB inspection had revealed levels of dioxins and carcinogenic chemical compounds in the Okhla plant was several times the safe standard.

The BBMP's investment in the project is Rs 79 lakh. The plant has a capacity to process 5 tonne of wet waste a day.

UK’s first ever bus to run on human poo has finally hit the roads.

The notification, which is yet to reach minister Prakash Javadekar, recommends a dramatic overhaul of how waste is treated in India.